Jet Wine Bar

Such a chilled out spot for wine or beer. Great choices for tapas. Nice, attentive service. Amanda rocks!

This is one of my favorite spots in the city — whether for late night happy hour or for chill drinks and a quick bite to eat. South Street West is better for having this place. This is a good date spot. The seating is limited, so avoid if you are with a larger group.

From the bites, to the drinks– beer and wine selections here, you will not be disappointed

I’ve stopped by a few times over the last few months and have noted a marked improvement in both the quality of wines and friendliness of service. Glad to have Jet in the neighborhood.

I’ve been doing to Jet for almost a year now and it’s my favorite wine bar in the city. The drinks are reasonably priced and the bartenders are friendly and attentive. The food is great and also well priced. My favorite part about Jet is the movies they play in the background with subtitles. I love watching a quirky movie or documentary while sipping on their house wine and chatting with friends.

This is one the nicer wine bars I have been to (in Philly and elsewhere).
The atmosphere is very intimate. Small and with great ambiance. I really liked the décor at Jet. It was very modern and clean. The only negative is the small amount of seating. They can likely only fit about 15 people.
The wine selection is very good. Jet’s has your standard Pinot as well as many from countries that are not as common. I saw a Bulgarian wine on their menu. I really the wine map they had on the wall showing where every wing was from.
The flight of wine costs $ 10 and that gives you three decent sized sample; likely one of the best values you’ll ever get.
Overall this is a great place to visit and I hope to return soon.

Stopped in on Tasting Tuesday for a pre-​dinner tipple. Glad we did. Don’t be put off by the misguided dot pattern world map on the wall. The bar is small, and narrow so you’ll have your back to it pretty much the whole time you’re there. With that out of the equation it’s a charming little place. Prices are excellent, and on Tuesday you can sample any three wines off the menu for, I think, $ 10. I picked out three from Romania, Bulgaria, and Morocco just for fun and they were both delicious and interesting. Their selection was varied without overwhelming and gave a number of choices of red, white, rose, and sparkling from several countries. Our bartender was extremely friendly and helpful. Service got a little slow when the bar filled up but a second bartender arrived around quarter till seven and solved that problem.

Jet is a great neighborhood wine bar! The bar tenders are awesome, and they always have really great recommendations. The great thing about Jet is that you can try really unique wines that are hard to find elsewhere. Flight night is really fun, and you can also sign up to go to one of their wine classes downstairs, which they offer monthly. Jet is a cool place to come with friends. I’ve been going here for years and have always had a really great experience.

Came here on a Friday night with a friend for a glass (or a few glasses) of wine. It’s definitely a cute little spot — very intimate, might be good for a date. That being said, there are only like 9 seats, so don’t come with too big of a group — there’s only bar seating.
The wine itself is varied and unique — they have wine from places like Croatia, Bulgaria, and other places that weren’t necessarily on my radar. They also had a $ 10 flight when I went, and I got to try three relatively large glasses of wine for $ 10, which was great. I recommend doing that if you come here.
Overall, if you’re in the area, this is a nice spot to check out for a good glass of wine.

I enjoy Jet. They have an awesome happy hour. I think it’s from 4 – 7 every day including weekends I believe. The happy hour special is decent with sangria and house wines for $ 5 and some beers for $ 3 I think. My favorite thing on the menu by far is the cheese board which is not on happy hour. The cheeses are excellent and the accompaniments only enhance the flavor… and fill you up. You get 4 large baguette slices, a bunch of grapes, apple slices, and spicy nuts which they should bottle up and sell. A ton of food for an obscenely inexpensive price. Don’t go jacking up the cheese boards because I said that Jet. I see you! I would highly recommend this place.

Cool little spot on South Street. I love the décor here and service is on point. They have plenty of options for everyone. Definitely will be back.

Tiny place packing in a lot of style. Flight for $ 10? I’m all over that. Big, bright windows, cool music, oldies on the tube. Knowledgeable bar keep completes the picture. Love it!

We were early for a dinner reservation up the street (no traffic on 76… when does that happen?), so we ducked in here for a pre-​dinner drink. Nice selection of interesting wines (Greek, Turkish); hubs had a montepulciano that he really enjoyed. Bartender was talkative and pleasant. It’s a small room and the music was loud… the bass was so strong that the subwoofer was literal moving across the floor. We didn’t have food, but I’d go back if I were in the vicinity.

My friends and I stopped in here last Friday night after having dinner around the corner. It was just kind of a weird experience. The bar area was too crowded to fit in the 4 of us, so we were going to have 2 friends sit at the bar and 2 friends sit at the counter behind. The bartender asked us not to do that b/​c it would block the walkway, which I get, but why have that counter at all then? Anyways, we sat in front of the window, which was fine, but made talking to each other a little hard. 3 of us had wine, 1 had a beer. The wine portions were soooo small. Honestly, my friend went through her’s in about 4 sips. I had the Morrocan blend, which was really nice; however, at the end of my first glass (I had ordered a second before I finished my first) there was sand at the bottom. I don’t mean cork, I mean straight up sand. I don’t know if it meant that the bartender had poured me the dregs of the bottle or there was something in my glass to begin w/​, but either way, that’s kind of a big no-​no and just a real turn off. I was the only one to order a second glass. They were prompt on filling our water and I really liked their lighting. I probably won’t return any time soon, though, just b/​c that sand totally ruined it for me and I wasn’t a fan of the tiny pours.

Love this place, bartenders are fun and the patrons are great. Definitely a staple in the neighborhood for my girlfriend and I!

I just bought a house in the area and my boyfriend and I frequent this bar regularly. We love the casual atmosphere, wonderful staff and awesome drinks. My only qualm would be the lack of space, but what can they do? Love this place!

Came here with Christina G. and Nina S. for a glass of wine to finish the night after dinner at Entrée. Service was fast and friendly. Nice wine list and a few great suggestions from the bartender. I asked for a small sample before I made my choice and the bartender was happy to oblige (there was only one other patron in the bar). I fell in love with Lovechild– a really earthy red wine that was full bodied and delicious! Cute little spot– I’ll be back!

Following the 2014 Unilocalies I was walking home on a perfect summer night when I thought to myself, «hey man you work hard, you deserve a night cap» so I decided I’d check out the ever popular PHS beer garden. Unfortuantely it was beyond capacity and I just didn’t have it in me to fight a crowd. So I turned around and found the same going on at my new favorite spot the Cambridge, so I turned around again and I locked in on Jet.
I walked in and it seemed perfect, quiet, low lights, ease of drink purchase at an all time high and as a bonus my favorite movie from 1992 was on, Wayne’s World. The bartender walks over to me and I ask if they had anything on tap, she responds «ummm no this is a wine. bar. and we’re closing in a half an hour». While not appreciated I can at least understand this treatment if I was coming from an Eagle’s game decked out in gear and crosseyed but I was in a suit and totally fine.
I said hmmm ok well do you have any beer and if so may I have one. Despite being a wine. bar. they did carry PBC in bottles which I ordered and settled in to spend the next 30 minutes watching Wayne’s World. I ended up striking up conversation with a dude that lived on the block and forgot all about the bartender. Now I’m not saying it was party time excellent but I enjoyed the company and went home after the lights went on promptly 30 mins from the time I got there.
Now I always give people the benefit of the doubt, who knows what this bartender had to deal with before I’d entered and I’ll certainly give them another try simply based on proximity to my crib but this particular experience wasn’t the best.

Stopped in for a quick night-​cap after a huge dinner. The place is small and was packed on a Saturday night, but luckily, we snagged some bar seats. The wine menu is extensive and most glasses will cost you around $ 10 or above. However, there is a $ 6 house red and white, which is nice for those of us on a budget.
Even though the place can feel cramped, they do put some stools outdoors when it’s warm.
Definitely going back soon to try their food and other wine options. A great spot in an area of the city that’s really getting built up.

A wine bar with class, but not the attitude. It’s a cozy bar with room just enough for the long bar. There are many regulars at this spot and the environment is extremely relaxed. This is heavily driven by the bartenders who are chill and easy going.
I had the house red and we shared a meat and cheese plate which had fruit, bread and mustard as well served on a wooden board. The combination was perfect. Next time I’m in, I’m eager to try the fresh guacamole and maybe even grab a sandwich.
This place proves even if your beverage came from grapes instead of hops you can still be the everyday man or woman and enjoy a night out at a wine bar. Cheers.